A private class

Recently, I was asked to give a private class on some copper work for a lady who was recovering from a stroke. I've noticed in my summer class, it seems to be therapeutic to engage in fine motor and gross motor activities for folks who have suffered some type of motor skill affliction. I never looked at my jewelry work that way, but if I can give pleasure to someone else that is a joy for me.

Been awhile

It's been awhile since I've blogged. You can tell I am from an older generation where all this new fangled stuff is not on my agenda. Recently, I have been doing a few shows at Hub City Farmer's Market and SLAM Art Market in Greenville and some work at the West Main Artist Co-op in Spartanburg.

Yesterday I took an enameling class st the Beaded Frog but it was too crowded in the work area to make any pieces effectively-oh,well...

Next weekend I will try my hand at non-toxic metal etching in Tryon.

Lately, I have been making copper folded leaves and crazy wire/stone designs. I feel like I am on the brink of insanity with wire going haywired-literally!